Sunday, September 19 - The Old Chatham Hunt Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, September 19, at the Old Chatham Sheepherding Company on Shaker Museum Road in Old Chatham, New York. Contact Freling Smith at 1-518-733-6926 or emailFhsmith@taconic.net f

By KIM HARMON

Published: Sep 17, 2004 12:00 am

Sunday, September 19 â The Old Chatham Hunt Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, September 19, at the Old Chatham Sheepherding Company on Shaker Museum Road in Old Chatham, New York. Contact Freling Smith at 1-518-733-6926 or emailFhsmith@taconic.net for further information.

Sunday, September 26 â The Middlebury Bridle Land Association Fall Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, September 26, at Larkin Farm on South Street in Middlebury. To register, call Shawnalee Kwashnak at 1-203-598-0065.

Sunday, September 26 â The Golden Bridge Hunter Trials will be held Sunday, September 26, at The Race Track on Baxter Road in North Salem, New York. Contact Nina Selmayr at 1-914-232-7838.

Sunday, September 26 â The Millbrook Hunt Hunter Trials will be held Sunday, September 26, at Homestead Farm on Route 63 in Pine Plains, New York. Contact Donna Berrili at 1-845-677-9689 or email dvfoxden@aol.com for further information.

Sunday, October 3 â The Lewisboro Horsemenâs Association Fall Country Pace will be held Sunday, October 3, from 8 am to 12 noon, at the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation in Cross River, New York. Lunch will be served from 11 am to 2 pm. Contact 1-914-0763-6967 or email LHATrails@verizon.net for further information.

Sunday, October 10 â The Greenwich Riding & Trails Association Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, October 12, from 8 am to 12 noon, at June Hill Farm in Greenwich. Lunch will be served at 12:30 pm. To register, call Claire Reed at 1-203-324-0434 after September 13.

Sunday, October 17 â The Rombout Hunt Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, October 17, at Gone Away Farm on Browning Road in Hyde Park, New York. Contact Brad Sullivan at 1-914-528-4482 or email BPSFarrierinc@aol.com for further information.

Sunday, October 24 â The Windy Hollow Hunt Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, October 24, at Coal Tree Farm in Westtown, New York. Contact Dorrie Roberts at 1-212-620-0427 or Lindie Scorsone at 1-845-351-2515.

Sunday, October 31 â The Fairfield County Hounds Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, October 31, at Curtis Road in Bridgewater. Contact Gigi Haber at 1-203-255-2522 for further information.

Sunday, October 31 â The Newtown Bridle Lands Association will host its annual Frost on the Pumpkin Hunter Pace on Sunday, October 31, from 8 am to 12 noon. Lunch will be served from 11 am to 2 pm. Entries closes October 22 or when full. All riders are encouraged to ride in costume as special prizes will be given to best costumed team, the oldest horse and rider combination, and the âPeanutâ award to the youngest rider. For further information, call 1-203-791-4853.

Sunday, November 7 â The Smithtown Hunt Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, November 7, at SUNY University in Old Westbury, New York. Contact Alan Fairbairn at 1-631-912-0204 or emailafairbai@optonline.net for further information.

Sunday, November 14 â The Goldenâs Bridge Hounds Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, November 14, at Baxter Road in North Salem, New York. Contact Anita Zanders at 1-914-277-8070 for further information.

HORSE SHOWS

Sunday, September 19 â The Fairfield County 4-H Horse Committee will hold its Nutmeg Benefit Horse Show on Sunday, September 19, at the Agricultural Extension Center on Stony Hill Road in bethel. Classes will include English Equitation, Western Riding, Trail, and Hunt. Grand champions and reserve champions will be awarded in each division. All proceeds from the show benefit 4-H youth and adult educational programs. Call 1-203-207-8440 for a prize list.

Saturday, September 25 â The Crickerbrook Farm CHJA/CHSA Show will be held on Saturday, September 25, at Crickerbrook Farm in Monroe. Classes will include Walk-Trot, Short Stirrup, Pleasure, Hunters, Jumpers and Equitation. For info and prize list, call 268-6676.

Thursday, November 11 to Sunday, November 14 â The seventh annual Equine Affaire will be held Thursday, November 11, through Sunday, November 14, at the Big E in West Springfield, Massachusetts. There will be 200 clinics, seminars and demonstrations in six venues throughout the four-day events. More than 400 of the nationâs finest equine-ralted retailers and manufacturers will be on hand. For further information, call 1-740-845-0085 or visit www.equineaffaire.com on the web.

SPECIAL EVENTS

Sunday, October 3 â The fourth annual Quiet Cornerâs Ride for the Cure will be held Sunday, October 3, at Tyrone Farm in Pomfret. Riders will cover an 11-mile course through the historic region around Pomfret, known as the Quiet Corner. The event benefits the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation, a national organization dedicated to finding a cure for breast cancer. Each participant must raise or make a personal donation of at least $250, which goes directly to the foundation (last year more than $30,000 was raised). Please register by September 17 (riders will receive special thank you gifts). Lunch will be served following the ride. Call Amy Jakowski (860-963-9055), Pam Korsmeyer (203-387-2221) or Pam Townshend (203-453-9991) for further information or visit www.quietcornerride.com on the web.

Sunday, November 7 â The Second Company Governorâs Horse Guard will hold its annual Benefit Trail Ride for St. Judeâs Childrenâs Hospital on Sunday, November 7. Contact Sergeant Karen deFriesse at 426-9046.

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Sunday, September 19 - The Old Chatham Hunt Hunter Pace will be held Sunday, September 19, at the Old Chatham Sheepherding Company on Shaker Museum Road in Old Chatham, New York. Contact Freling Smith at 1-518-733-6926 or emailFhsmith@taconic.net f

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